Scandinavian Literary and Cultural History, M.A.

Application deadline

No information

Duration

4

Study form

Full-time studies

Fees

€ / Year

Norse culture and mythology is a source of inspiration for many contemporary art, film and literature pieces, and has fascinated people around the globe. Scandinavian Studies are a multidisciplinary academic field that focuses on the Nordic countries, their languages, cultures, politics and economies in historical sense and in present day. Scandinavian Studies programs teach a number of subjects, some of which typically include Scandinavian Literature, Scandinavian Languages, Old Norse, Norse Mythology, Viking Archaeology, Literary Translation, Cultural Relations and more. Students in Scandinavian Studies also have the chance to research and discuss current topics like Cinematic Adaptations of Scandinavian Literature, Scandinavian Pop Culture, Contemporary Scandinavian Literature, Scandinavian Media, as well as different dialects. A degree course in Scandinavian Studies aims to provide students with in-depth theoretical knowledge and professional skills in the field like attention to detail, high level of proficiency in at least one Scandinavian language, analytical and critical thinking, and project management skills. Scandinavian Studies graduates are presented with various career prospects, including jobs in academia, cultural communication, translating, tourism, history, marketing, business management, international relations and many more.